The phrase "analysis is wanted to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and awkwardly constructed, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "Further analysis is wanted to determine the root cause of the issue."
Alternatives: "analysis is needed to" or "analysis is required to".
She's now heard from an official source that her analysis was wanting.
"Another factor in my analysis was I want to support a candidate who has the absolute best chance to defeat President Obama in the general election, and in my mind, Gov. Mitt Romney, I think he's the best general election candidate for our party," Mr. Sayfie said.
Burberry's decision to close factories in Britain in 2007 and relocate manufacturing to China was driven by cost based analysis – it wanted to make £1.5m a year more in profit.
And, if there were differences in the interim analysis, we wanted to reassume the RFS of the control arm based on this stage distribution of the study population, and subsequently the sample size required to detect the efficacy of the experimental arm.
Section 2 of this research reviews the prior literature, describing where the literature has provided information measures for Likert scales, and where needed guidance in survey design and Likert response statistical analysis is still wanting.
Two reasons displaying hedonistic attitudes were used for the analysis: "because I wanted to sleep in" and "because I was not in the mood for school".
In a first analysis we wanted to see how genes related to growth were distributed within the genome.
The most divergent sequence (S. cerevisiae virus La (L-BC)) and the shortest sequence (C. parapsilosis) were culled for this analysis because we wanted to retain informative alignment positions when gapped sites are completely deleted.
"He was giving the Administration analysis that they wanted to hear," Senator Levin told me.
In our analysis we wanted to exclude extreme situations.
